SepWorks Real-Time Sync
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Minecraft time follows your real-world clock, with timezone settings and an on-screen clock.
What it does SepWorks Real-Time Sync makes your Minecraft world follow real-world time. The in-game clock runs on your actual local time instead of the normal day cycle, so morning in real life is morning in your world and night falls when it really gets dark. A live clock can also be shown above your hotbar, and you can change the timezone or turn the sync off at any time.
Features
- Real-time sync: the world clock follows the real time of day, updated every half second.
- Timezone settings: pick your timezone from a built-in list covering UTC and regions around the world, including WIB (UTC+7), WITA (UTC+8) and WIT (UTC+9), or type a custom offset.
- On-screen clock: shows the current time as HH:MM:SS with its UTC offset above the hotbar, and can be toggled on or off.
- Simple settings menu: open it any time with the /sepworks:realtime command — no extra items or blocks needed.
- Lightweight single behaviour pack: no resource pack required and nothing else to install.
How to use
- Activate the pack in your world settings.
- Play as normal — the world time now follows real time, starting from your timezone (WIB by default).
- Run /sepworks:realtime at any time to open the settings menu, where you can turn the sync on or off, change the timezone, or toggle the on-screen clock.
- The daylight cycle gamerule is turned off while sync is active, so the time stays matched to the real world.
Compatibility
- Works on Minecraft Bedrock 26.50 and 26.40.
- Uses stable Script APIs (@minecraft/server 2.3.0), with no Beta APIs or experimental toggles required.
- Single behaviour pack; works in any world with the pack activated.
Disclaimer: Some showcase images on this page were created using AI image generation tools.
SepWorks Real-Time Sync Team
